Townsends Son Wins Madison County Soap Box Derby
Fourteen year old Terry Townsend of 836 N Parkway Dr won the Madison County Soap Box Derby and will represent the county at Akron All American Derby. His brother Barney Townsend finished as runner up in the event noted for its wholesome competition and prizes for design and best workmanship.
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Terry Townsend
Anderson
Woodroe Townsend
N. Parkway Dr
Madison County
Akron
Barney
Terry
Ten Commandments Opens at Riviera Theatre in Anderson
Alliance Theatres will begin an extended Riviera engagement of The Ten Commandments next week in Anderson. The article lauds the film as a landmark production, praising Cecil B. DeMille, the cast and crew, and the prestige cinema approach the Riviera aims to establish, with Around the World in 80 Days to follow.
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Anderson
Alliance Theatres, Inc
Riviera Theatre
Egypt
Cecil B. DeMille
Vir. DeMille
Hollywood
Alliance Theatres
Riviera
Richardson Machine and Tool to Move to Anderson Site
The Richardson Machine and Tool Company will relocate from Muncie to an eastern Anderson site, start a small building program to house its operations, and employ about 25 to 30 workers in producing equipment for the rock wool industry. The move is expected to boost Anderson’s personal income by roughly 150000 annually and support local retail sales.
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Richardson Machine and Tool Company
Muncie
Anderson
Richardson
Ander
Son
Anderson's
Industrial lead over Russia as deterrent dominates war talk
The essay argues Western industrial strength is a crucial deterrent, possibly more decisive than atomic weapons. It notes Russia’s lag, its heavy industry focus, and limits on wartime aid from the West, then cites historic paper money in China to show long-standing monetary innovations.
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Russia
United
Germany
Jher
Ishe
The Compliment Club Therapy for Clyde's Social Hunger
Case V-335 describes Clyde R a 32 year old industrial chemist who cites lack of conversational skill as a key problem in his marriage. Dr Crane suggests daily verbal praise and the Hello Project to cultivate extroversion and improve family relations. Readers are asked to request the Compliment Club booklet with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
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Clyde R
Dr. Crane
Scrooge
Clyde
Crane
Meller
Ind
Sane View Of Epilepsy Addresses Witchcraft And Demonism
A magazine article demystifies epilepsy and refutes beliefs of possession. It explains seizure forms petit mal and grand mal, notes epilepsy is not highly inherited, and highlights how education and local groups help patients. The piece cites a county epilepsy society growing to 200 members and 2,000 sufferers, improving employment and social acceptance.
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Partment
Tal
Qanaa Taoval Amlentin
Epsy
State
Epileptic Society
County Epileptcs Society
Thifteen
Bee
Dorothy Drach Abbott
Exaggeration and health notes amid a storm tale
A column excerpt discusses how exaggeration taints reports and letters on health. It notes Emersons caution about emphasis, cites personal health letters to Dr Brady, and ends with a Tornado trouble incident in Illinois where a couple survived two tornados on a trip.
Russia U S eyes on people to people friendship policy
Ambassador Bohlen warned of deep stirring inside Russia amid debates over peacetime policy and avoiding war. The piece notes Khrushchev era tensions, Stassen arms talks use, and Rhodes criticism of land takings for lakesites while urging humane engagement and openness between nations.
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Bohlen
Russia
U. S
Washington
Moscow
Chip Bohlen
Kremlin
Harold Stassen
Stassen
U.S. A
U.S.S.R
Pulitzer system questioned by Baker and Untermeyer debate
The literary column notes Carlos Baker’s critique of the Pulitzer Prize’s reach in literature and argues the awards favor tangible fields while neglecting more abstract arts. It cites Untermeyer’s stance on the system’s insensitivity to core literary influence and public spirit. Revenue data show Venezuelan oil taxes formed seventy percent of state revenue in 1936, up from sixty-nine percent the prior year.
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Columbia Library
Lotis
Columbia University
Theodore Dreiser
Sherwood Anderson
John Dos
Thomas Wolfe
F. Scott
Fitzgerald
Erskine
Caldwell
Gertrude Stein
Pulitzer
Baker
Columbia Libraries
Neth Roberts
Carlos Baker
Outspoken Untermeyer
Caracas
Thea
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